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2022-01-06 15:34:49 UTC

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will we also implement like counters?

2022-01-06 15:34:25 UTC

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❤️

2022-01-06 15:32:51 UTC

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Relays can be clients of other relays. There is also code for cross-relay publishing.

2022-01-02 16:40:39 UTC

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Automatic upgrades are a sign of decentralization theater. They let a small group of devs control your node (or relay) as well as everyone else's, which gives them total control over the network. Opt in upgrades are more in line with the goal of eventually becoming decentralized.

2022-01-01 18:02:04 UTC

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It's a work in progress. See nip 02 (https://bit.ly/3qFKZ8T). Someone also published two scripts here (https://bit.ly/32NO8LE) which you can use to publish your follow list and relay list to a github jist and copy them from there into a new nostr client.

2022-01-01 16:35:05 UTC

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A filter nip should also probably let you block a pubkey if you don't want to see any more of their posts

2022-01-01 16:33:17 UTC

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Perhaps a filter nip should also let you specify a pubkey who you trust to publish updated filter lists for you on an ongoing basis. "Whatever ABC...123 says to filter, filter that." Then ABC...123 could curate in real time which might be very useful.

2022-01-01 16:31:28 UTC

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I think a more generic filter nip would be useful but perhaps it ought to include filtering by content (e.g. don't show me posts containing the word NFT). This could eventually lead to curator competition where the goal is to create the best sharable filters. 3 of x

2022-01-01 16:28:47 UTC

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My second thought is, maybe nip9 can be a more generic filter nip, where anyone can request that some content be deleted. If they are not the original author, it will only be filtered for them. If they are the original author, clients and relays may filter it for everyone. 2 of x

2022-01-01 16:27:51 UTC

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should relays have to check that the deleter's pubkey matches the pubkey of the original poster? My first thought is yes, otherwise people can delete other people's stuff. 1 of x

2021-12-31 23:18:54 UTC

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meow

2021-12-31 15:34:08 UTC

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What is a pubring?

2021-12-31 04:23:19 UTC

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we are all awake

2021-12-31 04:21:15 UTC

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following